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Rep. Will Hurd Suspends Campaign, Endorses Nikki Haley in Urgent Call for Republican Unity Against Trump

Texas Rep. Will Hurd has suspended his campaign for the Republican presidential primary and endorsed Nikki Haley, citing the need for the party to come together to find an alternative to front-runner Donald Trump. He warned that if the party nominates Trump or any of the other candidates who are "jockeying to imitate his divisive, crass behavior," the party will lose. Hurd's decision to suspend his campaign is a critical one for the Republican party as they face the election just months away.

Devastation in […]: Over 2,400 Dead and 2,000 Injured in Series of Earthquakes

On Sunday, a series of earthquakes rocked the city of [...] leaving over 2,400 dead and 2,000 injured. The United Nations has approved a $5 million emergency reserve allocation from the Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund to help with the relief efforts, and the death toll is expected to rise further. Donations are being urged to help provide food, shelter, medical assistance, and other essential services to those affected.

Seven Republican Candidates to Compete in Second Primary Debate at Reagan Presidential Library Without Former President Trump

Seven Republican candidates will take the stage Wednesday night at the Reagan Presidential Library for the second primary debate, without former President Donald Trump who is speaking in Detroit. Moderated by CBS News' Norah O'Donnell, Major Garrett, and Nancy Cordes, the debate will be broadcast live on CBS and streamed on CBSN.

Eight Republican Candidates Take the Stage in Milwaukee for First GOP Primary Debate of 2024 Election Cycle

Eight Republican presidential candidates took the stage in Milwaukee on Wednesday night for the first GOP primary debate of the 2024 election cycle. Former President Donald Trump, who is leading the polls, chose to skip the showdown and instead taped an interview with Tucker Carlson. The debate kicked off with the candidates training their fire at President Biden, and it remains to be seen how they will fare in the coming months as they continue to campaign for the Republican nomination.

Israeli Military Increases Presence in Northern West Bank Following Surge in Violence

The Israeli military has responded to a recent surge in violence in the northern West Bank with increased security measures, including searches for suspects and roadblocks. This follows a shooting attack that killed two Israelis and a raid that left a 19-year-old Palestinian dead. The United Nations has expressed deep concern and called for an end to all acts of violence, while the Israeli government has condemned the attack and vowed to take action.

Nikki Haley Suggests Aligning with Non-European Countries to Enhance Global Security

Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley has suggested that the United States should align itself with non-European countries, such as Russia, to enhance global security. This suggestion has been met with mixed reactions, with some praising the idea and others criticizing it. Trump's post congratulating North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has also been widely condemned, with Haley and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis speaking out against it.

US HIV Infection Rate Continues to Slow, CDC Report Shows

The CDC released a report showing that the rate of new HIV infections in the US has decreased by 12% between 2017 and 2021, despite a sharp drop in HIV testing in 2020. Other wealthy Western nations have seen even greater success, with annual infection rates dropping by more than 70% in the Netherlands, 68% in Italy and 44% in Australia. The CDC report is a positive sign of progress, but there is still much work to be done to ensure all Americans have access to HIV testing, treatment, and prevention.

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